Janet

We had a wonderful time visiting. I was drawn by the promise of A/C area for dogs. We stayed a few hours including me playing Music Bingo while dogs made the rounds. Fabulous experience!!

Great ice cream plus special dog sundaes with peanut butter and dog treats. And then they asked did you want those with or without bacon? My spoiled boys got the bacon!

We visited on a very hot afternoon and it was nice to sit under an umbrella. They make Dog Sundaes which my dogs both enjoyed very much

We stopped at barking barley as part of our long road trip. Just sorry we didn’t have more time to play! Limited snacks and beverages for humans available. Very well kept. Somewhat costly but I felt it was very worth it.

We followed the Troll trail and had a great time. There is a lovely dog Park also there but it was too hot forus to extend our stay long enough to visit that, but it looked well kept and fun.

Super comfy place to bring your dog, play board games, have a great beer. We visited as a stop over, but my sister and brother-in-law visit all the time. Many people without dogs who come just to pet dogs, so expect nice attention. The fact that this is a nonprofit to benefit non-kill shelters is a huge thing.

We had a great experience here. The human food was wonderful for both carnivores and vegans. My dogs enjoyed sharing a turkey doggy bowl with a side of bacon. Water was offered. There was a little snafu with the order in which the food came out and they gave us a credit and a free cheesecakeso life was even better.

We walked thememorial after dinner and it was just lovely. One bone removed because many of the lights were out. Other than that it was just beautiful.

Visited while traveling through. A very pleasant spot, easy to find off the highway. Five dollar fee included both dogs. Well worth it. Well maintained, water bowls everywhere, poop bagsavailable in multiple sites.

Very welcoming to our dogs. Iasked for the chicken in my salad on the side and they made sure it was grilled without too many spices so I could give it to them. Not too many outdoor tables.

Best hotel on our road trip so far. Everything was great but the best was the closed door bedroom which meant there was no door to the hallway when we were asleep and everything stayed very quiet with nothing for my dogs to react to.

Good location for us, very welcoming to the dogs. Hallways a bit noisy in the morning as are most hotels and my dogs react to them.

Very welcoming to our dogs. This hotel was the splurge of our trip as it is more expensive than we normally stayat. Parking is also expensive. Having said that I felt it was very much worth it. The atmosphere was lovely, the location was perfect. Rooms are functional nothing special. Overall it was worth it.

Visited after we walked along Niagara Falls viewing route. The patio had a view of the falls. My food was good, I over ordered the dog food getting a bowl for each of them. They loved it but I should’ve had them splitone!

We had a very nice lunch. Great sandwiches including a vegan option. Friendly for the dogs and water brought when asked. Great location for people watching.

As a vegetarian I had to visit the famous Moosewood restaurant. The food did not disappoint, even for the carnivores. The dog friendly area is covered and enclosed very nice for the dogs. They brought water for the dogs. Not a problem but obviously there were no real good snacks to give to my carnivorous dogs but it was a lovely venue for the dogs and fabulous food for us.

Great location to visit my nephew at Cornell. It looks out-of-the-way on the map but it was less than 10 minutes from campus. The room was well-maintained and clean. Decent grassy areas for the dogs to do their business although not great to take a longer walk. Would stay there again.

Very nicely maintain space. Little bit difficult to find the entrance which is along a walkway but not right by the parking. Great place for them to stretch their legs!

We mostly walk through this park on the way to visit Niagara Falls which can be seen from the park. Just a beautiful park. NOT an off leash park but very friendly to dogs.

We stopped at this park on the way to Niagara Falls and had a niceromp. We also stopped by to play on the kiddie equipment

We and our three dogs were warmly welcomed. The fish is very fresh and also my vegan burger was great.

Small restaurant that lets the dogs inside. We really enjoyed the air conditioning. But more important the attached dog park is amazing. 24 acres, dog friendly pond. There was a charge but it was totally worth it.

We were actually aiming for the thirsty hound which is the pet friendly pub attached to this park. Yes, there was a cost but it is beautiful and well kept, and one of my two dogs really loved splashing in the pond. Friendly people, most of whom do have a season pass, not passing through like we were. We played in the park, went to the pub for a drink and a snack, and came back and played some more.

People and dogs were friendly. Separate small dog area. Worth the short drive off the highway.

Basic hotel. Room was clean. Dogs were welcomed happily. Area behind the hotel is a good place for dogs to play. Partially fenced which was good enough for my boys.

Nice big area with human bathrooms too. They do have some equipment but only in the larger Dog area so we didn’t use it